Biocera's logo can be divided into three categories: color division, shape division, and wordmark division. In addition, Biocera can be explained based on the yin and yang and five elements, heaven and earth, and can be explained through the 'body theory' and 'transformation theory' of Cheonbu-Kyung. The 'body theory' is the body that is the source of power in heaven and earth, and if you compare it to a tree, it is a seed. And the roots, stems, and leaves of trees, which are the basis for continuous growth and receiving nutrients, also mean 'theory of change'. As such, Biocera values the circulation and balance of yin and yang in the yin and yang five elements, and the logo of Biocera contains the value of oriental thought.
The color of Biocera can be derived from the threefold theory of Confucianism. #0066B3, which is called the basics of the universe and the human world, is heaven, #68AD45 is earth, and #03499A is human. In the Samjae theory, it is said, 'Of all things between heaven and earth, only people are the most precious. Just as the quartiles of the sky, earth, and nature change according to the influence of the human being, the harmony of yin and yang is what we humans seek to preserve the environment and pursue a healthy rifle style.
The three symbols that symbolize Biocera's logo are seed, grain jade, and embryo. Because it resembles the shape of a seed, it has the meaning of coexistence in nature, the principle of opposites, and the cycle of seasons. From ancient times, in Eastern thought, jade was believed to be a medium that connects people and the sky, and the shape of this jade is derived from the decoration of the gold crown excavated from the stone tomb of Silla during the Three Kingdoms period in Korea. Finally, it has the shape of a uterus that conceives a fetus, which means humanity.
BIO stands for animals, plants, and humans that symbolize life in Heaven and Earth. CERA contains the meaning of ceramics, glass, semiconductors, batteries, aviation, and artificial intelligence, which symbolize 'ceramics' of advanced materials.